... lA CHILLED SUFFRAGETTE. Mrs. Annie Cobden-SBanderson writes to the Press as follows:—“1 heg to call the attention of the Home Office to the insufficient heating of the cells in Holloway Prison, and the consequent suffering of the prisoners. At the present ...

... AN OBUVECT LESSON. “ Pereonally, 1 do not regret the antics of these suffragettes,” continues the editor of “Truth.” 1t is an object lesson in what we are to expect of them if they get their way. They are furnishing arguments of the most convincing kind ...

... en as it was until recently; many of them wassees it aow. MR.LABOUCHERE AND THE SUFFRAGETTES Mr. Labouchere in to-day’s “Truth” is particularly severe on the suffragettes. He says :—‘ Something fiust be done to convince a few silly women that they cannot ...

... Lady ““ spend £lOO in an important Imperial undertaking? Full particulars and references. —Address, etc. THE yYOUNGEST SUFFRAGETTE. Miss Ivy Heppell, ose portrait we % is the youngest the band of ladies o,ln their zeal for ® Woman sufirage 'Vement, have ...

... up to the court cashier and handed over the required amount. The poer woman left rejoicing. THE REV. F. BALLARD AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. « The Rev. I'rank Ballard, speakizg at Brunswick Chapel, Leeds, last might, said with regard to sweated labour he did ...

... he said, by which most of us could he relieved of thoso two wearisome quections, the education and suffragette problems. T ghould like the suffragettes to marry the passive resisfers, and go away for a long honeymoon.” ...

... Brooke’s uniform he would have another term of geven days with hard labour, the sentences to follow each other. —-———-—’——-—— SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION IN LEEDS. A great demonstration in support of the agitation for the extension of the franchise to women is ...

... Yorkshire Evening News.'”; Sir,—Will you kindly insert this letter in”the “ Evening News,” in answer to Miss Gawthorpe, the suffragette’s assertion regarding the Leeds tailoresses’ wages averaging six and seven shillings a week. We should like to know where ...

... and here they were, with g)ut one conclusion open to them—that it was merely a new instru ment of torture, Hven the ‘‘ Suffragettes | who have had to endure the prison chaplain’s homilies have not been punmished so severely as was this g:laceful law-abiding ...

... HEBDEN BRIDGE SCENES. Suffragettes Fishing in Troubled Waters. THREATS OF VIOLENCE. There were extraordinary scenes last night among the 500 fustian weavers on strike at Hebden Bridge. A public meeting had been announced, at which Mrs. Pankhurst, of ...

... MR. RUNCIMAN AND THE N SUFFRAGETTES. Will do allin His Power to Help Them. Tn order to obtain his views on the women's sufirage question, a deputation of Jocal suffragettes waited upon My, Walier (Runciman, M.P., at his residence, Leca House, Thornhill ...

... of justice, when he was persistently interrupted by come suffragettes. The Home Secretary sought to.diswrm them by the assurance that his wife, then on the platform, was ‘“also a suffragette,” but they continued their distracting interpellations, one ...